Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO
This article presents a discursive analysis with data from interviews conducted with women working in an environmental organisation who were asked to explain their views of meat consumption and the need of reduction thereof. The interviews were semi-structured and analysed with focus on interpretat...
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| author | Norman, Anna |
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| description | This article presents a discursive analysis with data from interviews conducted with women working in an environmental organisation who were asked to explain their views of meat consumption and the need of reduction
thereof. The interviews were semi-structured and analysed with focus on interpretative repertoires, ideological dilemmas and subject positions to identify patterns of meaning making around meat consumption. In the data
seven broader repertoires emerged, suggesting that the participants make sense out of meat consumption with help of repertoires that at times are contradictive. The repertoires used ultimately uphold a positive view of
meat consumption, resulting in the maintenance thereof. |
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| spelling | RepoSLU68332014-06-19T14:43:12Z Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO Norman, Anna Meat consumption interpretative repertoire ideological dilemma subject position identity masculine feminine This article presents a discursive analysis with data from interviews conducted with women working in an environmental organisation who were asked to explain their views of meat consumption and the need of reduction thereof. The interviews were semi-structured and analysed with focus on interpretative repertoires, ideological dilemmas and subject positions to identify patterns of meaning making around meat consumption. In the data seven broader repertoires emerged, suggesting that the participants make sense out of meat consumption with help of repertoires that at times are contradictive. The repertoires used ultimately uphold a positive view of meat consumption, resulting in the maintenance thereof. SLU/Dept. of Urban and Rural Development 2014 H2 eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6833/ |
| spellingShingle | Meat consumption interpretative repertoire ideological dilemma subject position identity masculine feminine Norman, Anna Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title | Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title_full | Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title_fullStr | Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title_full_unstemmed | Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title_short | Interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental NGO |
| title_sort | interpretations of meat consumption : a critical analysis of interpretative repertoires of individuals working in an environmental ngo |
| topic | Meat consumption interpretative repertoire ideological dilemma subject position identity masculine feminine |